Justine- A Matter Of Innocence - 1980.1080p-ds... [repack] -

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France, 1780. Justine (portrayed by an unknown actress, possibly using a pseudonym like “Eva Renaud” or “Lucy de Winter”) is a 17-year-old orphan sent to live with a cruel aunt after her father’s death. Determined to remain chaste and honest, Justine spurns the advances of her wealthy cousin. Banished to the streets, she falls prey to a series of predatory figures: a lecherous priest, a counterfeit nobleman, and a brothel madame with a hidden heart. Unlike de Sade’s original, the “Matter of Innocence” subtitle suggests a softer ending—perhaps Justine is rescued by a kind engraver or flees to a convent, preserving her purity but losing everything else. The film would feature moderate nudity, simulated sex scenes, and baroque interior lighting—characteristic of early 80s erotic costume dramas made on budgets of roughly $150,000. Justine- A Matter of Innocence - 1980.1080p-DS...

Released in 1980, is an adult drama directed by Roberta Findlay . The film stars Hillary Summers as Justine, a naive young woman who returns from a French finishing school to live with her wealthy, scandalous uncle in New England after her father's death. Film Details & Restoration Key evidence: France, 1780

Justine: A Matter of Innocence (1980) may not be a canonical film. It may not even be a real film in the traditional sense—only a digital ghost born from a mislabeled VHS rip. But its existence as a file name, a collector’s whisper, a search term with zero authoritative results, tells us something profound about film history. Not every movie was released by Warner Bros. or Criterion. Thousands of small erotic dramas, regional oddities, and direct-to-video experiments survive only because someone kept a tape, someone built a capture rig, someone tagged it “1080p-DS” and uploaded it into the endless twilight of peer-to-peer networks. Banished to the streets, she falls prey to